Orangetheory Fitness Prices & Membership Costs (2026)

Orangetheory Fitness prices: a membership costs $99–$199/mo depending on tier (Basic $99, Elite $139, Premier $199). Figures are medians across the 75 Orangetheory Fitness studios we track, as of Oct 2026.

As of Oct 2026, across the 75 Orangetheory Fitness studios we track, Basic runs $99/mo at the median ($59–$119); EliteFamily runs $129/mo at the median ($89–$179); EliteCorporate runs $129/mo at the median ($89–$179); Elite6Month runs $129/mo at the median ($89–$179); Elite runs $139/mo at the median ($99–$199); Premier12Month runs $169/mo at the median ($129–$249); PremierFamily runs $189/mo at the median ($149–$249); PremierCorporate runs $189/mo at the median ($149–$249); Premier6Month runs $189/mo at the median ($149–$269); Premier runs $199/mo at the median ($159–$279). Each studio sets its own rate, so check yours.

As of Oct 2026, none of the 75 Orangetheory Fitness studios we track lists an enrollment or initiation fee, and none lists an annual fee.

Yes — every location prices independently. Basic spans $59–$119/mo across the studios we track.

Orangetheory doesn't sell a day pass; the equivalent is a drop-in class, which it prices at a recommended $35 with each studio free to vary it, and first-time visitors get a free class at most studios.

Orangetheory Fitness prices: a membership costs $99–$199/mo depending on tier (Basic $99, Elite $139, Premier $199). Basic (4 classes a month) is $99/mo ($59–$119 by studio) and Elite (8 classes) $139/mo ($99–$199 by studio) across the 75 studios we track; Premier (unlimited) also comes on 6- and 12-month terms, with the 12-month rate at $169/mo ($129–$249 by studio), and the Manhattan Upper West Side studio lists month-to-month Premier at $279 before promotions. Every studio is independently owned and sets its own price.

Three memberships: Basic (4 classes a month, about once a week), Elite (8 classes, about twice a week) and Premier (unlimited, for three or more a week), each with discounted add-on classes beyond the allowance. Elite and Premier also come in family and corporate versions and on 6- and 12-month terms, and studios sell 10-, 20- and 30-class packs and single drop-ins. All memberships are month-to-month with 30 days' notice to cancel.

No. Orangetheory's membership page lists no annual or enrollment fee, and none of the 75 studios we track lists one. The recurring cost is the monthly dues on a month-to-month contract, plus a studio-set fee if you cancel a booked class less than 8 hours out or miss it.

Orangetheory's recommended retail price for a casual visit is $35, and it says prices vary because each studio is individually owned; the Manhattan Upper West Side studio lists a 5-class pack at $175 ($35 a class), 10 classes at $349 and 20 at $639. First-time visitors get a free class at most studios.

It is the plan Orangetheory built the Elite tier around: 8 classes a month, which it describes as an average of twice a week, with Premier recommended only at three or more. At $139/mo ($99–$199 by studio) that buys eight coached sessions; if you would reliably do a third each week, Premier's unlimited rate works out cheaper per class.

You're paying for a coached, heart-rate-monitored group class in a studio fitted with treadmills, rowers and a weights floor, not open-gym access, and for a franchise in which each studio sets its own rent-driven price. Against a gym membership it is expensive; against boutique studio classes it is middle of the pack: Premier's 12-month rate is $169/mo ($129–$249 by studio) for unlimited classes, where a single drop-in carries a $35 recommended price.

Only if you go. At three classes a week Premier beats paying per class by a wide margin; at once a week Basic at $99/mo ($59–$119 by studio) costs about the same as four drop-ins at the $35 recommended rate, so the membership buys little. The free first class and Premier's 30-day risk-free guarantee (complete 12 sessions in your first month and cancel within 30 days) are the ways to test it before committing.

Four levers, all from Orangetheory's own terms: pick the tier that matches your real attendance (Basic for once a week at $99/mo ($59–$119 by studio), Elite for twice at $139/mo ($99–$199 by studio)) rather than Premier; take a 6- or 12-month term, which studios price below month-to-month ($169/mo ($129–$249 by studio) for 12-month Premier); ask about the family and corporate versions of Elite and Premier, which most studios list; and join on a promotion, since studios advertise a discounted first month. Under once a week, a class pack beats any membership.